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Monday

 

Primary 6 Room 11 alphabet rap


Just before Christmas we learned to sing the French alphabet as a rap. We much preferred this version to the one last year's Primary 6 learned. Why don't you let us know what you think of it?

# posted by Woodhill Primary School @ 9:29 pm
Comments:
Sounds great! Hope it helps you with your French alphabet.
Looking forward to hearing more of your podcasts.
Mrs Buchanan
# posted by Blogger Woodhill Primary School : 9:51 am
 
Hi,
My class sing the same song (I think, my French is not too good) but use a different tune, your tune sound a lot snappier, I might suggest that they learns yours.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:15 am
 
I agree with John, the previous commenter! I do the 'army' tune too but it is slightly different and not as fun. Will have to make my pupils listen to yours and they will decide by themselves!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 9:24 pm
 
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